MSA Biotechnology Students Showcase Innovative Project at UNESCO

October University For Modern Sciences And Arts (MSA) proudly celebrates the outstanding achievement of its Biotechnology students whose project Loopet has been selected to be showcased at UNESCO as part of the prestigious “WEFE Trail in Motion” Competition. The project was chosen from among more than 400 local and international submissions, affirming the innovation and excellence of MSA students on the global stage.

The project, titled:
“Loopet: AI-Guided Valorization of Poultry Waste into Functional Biomass for Aquaculture and Pet Food Applications in Egypt’s Bioeconomy”
was presented by Radwa Kamal, a Biotechnology student, in collaboration with assistant researchers Mostafa Hesham and Moaz Mandour, Confirming its distinction as an innovative solution to the vital challenges of Water, Energy, Food, and Environment (WEFE+C), the project exemplifies the power of research-driven innovation.

Developed within the Prototyping Research Laboratory at the Faculty of Biotechnology – MSA University, the project demonstrates how advanced scientific research can be transformed into practical, sustainable solutions with significant social and environmental impact.

The research team worked under the guidance and supervision of:

Dr. Ahmed Gomaa – Principal Investigator of the Lab
Mr. Youssef Abou El-Kheir – Assistant Lecturer
Prof. Dr. Gehan Safwat – Vice Dean of the Faculty
Prof. Dr. Ayman Diab – Dean of the Faculty of Biotechnology

Reaching this final stage and being presented before an international jury at UNESCO is a remarkable testament to the creativity, leadership, and global competence of MSA University students. It also reinforces the university’s continuous commitment to supporting innovation, scientific research, and sustainable development.

Congratulations to our brilliant students and faculty mentors for this international recognition that highlights MSA University’s role in shaping future leaders in biotechnology and beyond.